Attach | Mean of attach in English Dictionary

/əˈtætʃ/

• Verb
• to fasten or join one thing to another
1. I've attached an application to the brochure for you.
2. She attached a note to the package.
3. I attached the file to the e-mail.
4. A hook is attached to the back of the picture frame.
5. The man attached the blame to the two boys. [=said the two boys should be blamed]
6. The lawyer attached [=added] new conditions to the contract.
7. The shy child attached herself to her mother [=stayed close to her mother] during the whole party.
• to be or become joined or connected
1. The handle attaches here on the top.
• to associate or connect one thing with another
1. It's obvious in the way he dresses that he attaches great importance to appearance. [=he thinks appearance is very important]
2. People attach different meanings to the poem. [=people understand the meaning of the poem in different ways]
3. Magical powers were once thought to be attached to the stone. [=the stone was once thought to have magical powers]
4. Little credibility was attached to his story. [=people did not think that his story was very credible]

• to associate or connect (yourself) with someone or something
1. He attached himself to an older, wealthy woman.
2. She attached herself to the cause.
3. His doctor is attached to the clinic. [=his doctor is associated with the clinic]